I have a multivox mx 150 (also called basky II) bass pedal synth, and its probably favorite analog i have. Its pretty much like the Moog taurus but with fewer controls. (It only has tune, volume, resonance, an eg, eg amount, sub osc on/off) I like it so much because fewer controls kinda inspire you ...

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Korg - buy out roland. Maybe then korg will have the legal rights to reissue the things Roland's too much of pussies to remake

Any sound from a microkorg.

okay okay. I have it.

The clear choice for everyones dream synth should the legendary korg poly-800.

Forget the jupiters, prophets, and minimoogs.


If you havent noticed this extreme sarcasm.

If korg can make a ms-20 for $599, cant they make a ms-10 for around $350 or so?

And a sq-10 for $400? Vc-10 for $300

Who knows whats next man..

Synthtopia just confirmed them. Guys, s**t just hit the fan

Sup. First post

Im guessing they all have the ms 20 filter since they have 'peak' instead of resonance